Dune - I will show you the ways of the desert

I will show you the ways of the desert

[@Izawwlgood]

My favorite thing here is that Jamis did in fact, show him the ways of the desert. Paul interprets the vision as kindness, because that is how the Atreides see things, though the lesson was not kind.

[@luistenma85]

Exactly, but not only that, I think Paul's foreseeing power in general works in more of a symbolical sense. Jamis is just one example, like Chani stabbing Paul in his vision with the very crysknife she later offers him to fight with.

[@Rassillon1234]

I took it like; it was a version that was supposed to happen. Paul sees Jamis when they're getting ready to ride his first worm and Paul ends up being good by being good friends with Jamis. But the version we got leads to the jihad.

[@brucebladarac]

That's a superb interpretation

[@neilmurphy966]

Also I think there's an element in the visions that Paul and everyone are mere parts of a greater whole..the tribe's survival was what matters eg if Paul had been stabbed it would've served the rule they lived by and so was just, if Jamis had been a friend or killed Paul both seemed right.. but Paul was the fulcrum, he was always in between two polar paths, it was always up to him to choose, but he was full of typical teenage angst and immaturity (in nice way!)

[@neilmurphy966]

@@luistenma85 I agree, but Paul and the more symbolic side could be coz he hasn't yet taken the Water of Life, his visions are symbols or fragments at the moment..in Part Two his eyes may be opened and it might look differently..in Dune Messiah when he's blinded he sees the men around him with great clarity not just symbolically but in near pristine awe-inspiring way

[@_Cato_]

When Jamis is speaking to Paul, he oozes wisdom and kindness. You can see it in his eyes and the way he slightly smiles that he has a deep affection for Paul. That's why his death, and the door shutting on that alternate path, is so painful. The actor did an excellent job with his small amount of screentime.

[@wjpshaw]

He's called Babs Olusanmokun. He's got a great presence. His performance as Doctor M'Benga in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is equally brilliant and heartbreaking.

[@elipse371]

I think it’s interesting that these visions show Paul learning the ways of the desert, and in a way, he does, just not the way Paul thought it was gonna go

[@BaronPorkface]

It isn't really "alternate" he became a friend of Jamis.

[@elipse371]

@@BaronPorkface they didn’t really seem friendly in the leadup to the fight iirc

[@nightwarden]

@@wjpshaw his name is Babs Olusnmokun.

[@donattorres5245]

There are no words to describe how much I loved this sequence. So beautifully poetic.

[@23236638]

Such a crime its not in the main film

[@HevonCZR]

@@23236638 ??

[@slavkodesik855]

A shame that part two didn't include similar sequences that gave us more of Paul's visions.

[@Profile__1]

I fucking love the ambiguity and confusing nature of Paul's visions. No one spoil shit, I don't care how old this media is. I just love being told "the future" and then also being told "But wait, is it really the future?" Such a brilliant way of storytelling.

[@slavkodesik855]

Part two fails in this regard, cuts away the best part - these poetic and cinematically rewarding visions.

[@avanindrad5988]

​@@slavkodesik855this is exactly how I felt after watching part 2 as well, the emotion seems drained from the visions, which now seem to exist just for the sake of the plot.

[@soulfox32]

I feel like his visions are more focused in part 2 cause he's been exposed to spice much more​@@slavkodesik855

[@burnout02urza]

"No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man."

[@matienazemy1382]

1:45 this scene is literally from the book. I geeked out so hard when I read it and realized it was this exact scene. Thank you, Denis Villeneuve, for this work of art!

[@saneledlamini1223]

A work of bloody Art my dude !

[@skoomamuch356]

0:55 you forgot this scene in the book.. it was vividly described. props to the photography/scout location staff

[@ce5122]

Yeah I have a feeling this movie might be connected to the dune novel idk.

[@hilariousnickname]

I think the moment the future changed was when Paul disarmed Jamis in the canyon scuffle. If Janis hadn't been personally humiliated he might not have invoked the amtal rule. It feels like a metaphor for the choices Paul makes. He wants to avoid jihad, but he won't do anything to compromise on the safety of himself or his loved ones, and so he can't. The future in which Jamis is a friend is the one where he doesn't try and protect his mother, and that's not Paul.

[@darksidedearth5824]

i think its moreso that Jamis "shows him the ways of the desert" by forcing Paul to kill

[@motley331]

@@darksidedearth5824 No. It shows him the way to HIS manhood. But seeing as you started this, I will finish it. The entire message of this novel/movie is ani-Christian. Think about it. Jesus Christ came to be our savior by giving HIS life. Never by taking life. Paul Atredies advances further along to becoming the messiah by taking a life. And then lives (plural) . Total opposite of the message of Christ. And the message of who our REAL SAVIOR is. Hollyweird is founded by satanists. Holyweird was established to further lucifer's message and delude people. Spend time in the word of God ... the Holy Bible. With time .... You. Will. See. Amazing the time people WASTE thinking about the tripe of life. But then again, that is precisely what the little god wants. You. Will See.

[@HighPriestofLemuria]

Nah, Paul would often see enemies as friends and friends as enemies. His still imperfect vision is giving him metaphor instead of straight up future.

[@theoutlook55]

Thanks for explaining this. I was so confused in the movie, and assumed (after, jokingly, telling myself that I shouldn't be low-key racist in confusing two dark skinned Black actors who "obviously " must be different characters) that this scene would be for a guy first appearing in Dune 2. Now I understand the even deeper importance of this scene in terms of character arc and development.

[@nepntzerZer]

nah. the vision was there to bring pauls attention to the importance of meeting Jamis. it was only through killing him will he be able to be shown the ways of the desert as is the custom of the Fremin. there was no other way that could of gone down.

[@cunneyes]

the use of Jamis in this version is brilliant

[@johnlavery3433]

The whole thing was designed to make us think Hamis would be a mentor, when his true role was to hammer hone to Paul he must Kill or be killed

[@smellypatel5272]

It's an interesting concept. Someone who, in one reality, could've been a close friend, companion, and ally. But it turns out in Paul's reality he had to be an enemy in order for Paul's story to continue. Kind of like real life. Many of the people we think of as "enemies" are likely good people who we could've grown to love were our reality a little differently arranged.

[@monkeeseemonkeedoo3745]

@@smellypatel5272 But in fighting Paul, and ultimately losing to him, couldn't Jamis be teaching Paul the ways of the desert? Jamis was Paul's first kill after all, and Paul does follow his lead in reality, volunteering to fight Jamis on behalf of his mother.

[@smellypatel5272]

@@monkeeseemonkeedoo3745 in a metaphorical sense, I suppose you're right. I haven't read the books so I don't know the significance of that vision. Just throwing my own thoughts out

[@monkeeseemonkeedoo3745]

@@smellypatel5272 Yeah me too, I've only seen the movie so far. I just wanted to share me own thoughts as well. I do wish it had been like in the vision, with Jamis living.

[@megamatt1915]

i freaking love how much i’ve been getting out of scenes like this during every rewatch. i’m so immersed in the “major” scenes in the film that when i come back to scenes like this, it’s like finding one more gift under the christmas tree that you didn’t notice upon first inspection. this scene is so perfect.

[@DngrDan]

I love this scene because it shows how even an enemy that means you fatal harm could be the most loyal of friends depending on simple interactions. Paul sees him as his friend even though that is not the case in his chosen reality. Beautiful.

[@Whatisright]

Exactly what happens in this vision happens at the end. People say his visions can't be trusted. I think people aren't paying attention. The whole vision is about coming of age, and it's through dueling Jamis he does so. Old Paul died with Jamis. Chani who stabbed him in the vision gave him the knife. Although he doesn't get stabbed it's through her knife that Paul's innocence dies. So Paul "did go" with Jamis. The visions aren't important, their message is.

[@Biggiiful]

Good way of putting it. The visions aren't exact. But they contain elements of all the information the future holds.

[@Whatisright]

@@Biggiiful Exactly. They're not visions they're messages. The message got through.

[@bilalcelebi4533]

Actually they are visions. Spice using opening and giving to peoples parts of future timeline but only some genes can using that feature. Paul was the plan of bene gesserit so he can use that feature and his son god emperor leto used too. Youre right giving message point but these pics is visions. But future timelines could be changed after you saw it. When paul disarmed jamis jamis interpret that so personel and he want revenge thats why he invoke the amtal. If paul wasnt disarmed jamis paul visions about jamis may come true. Paul see the future before disarmed jamis after that move future changed. This pattern in the all series. Future could seen by someones who can able to do that but future could change either.

[@bilalcelebi4533]

Sorry about my english. Its not my mother language.

[@joes622]

Part of old Paul dies. But his old self is not completely washed away until after he drinks the water of life.

[@Arshink]

1:41 this shot is so incredible. It has stuck with me since I first saw the movie in 2021. I attended a double screening of Dune Part 1 + 2 a few days ago and I was so happy to be able to see this shot in imax again. My favorite part out of both movies

[@UgandaDN]

Damn, I wish I could watch a marathon of Dune Part 1 + Part 2 on IMAX right now!

[@MFM230]

I enjoyed Dune 2021 when I saw it in the theater, but it was only later--while watching these You.Tube videos--that I really began to appreciate the magnitude of its greatness and artistic value.

[@dannwan8537]

I think I agree with you! I am non pulsed about this film/book/franchise, but even I was/am intrigued as to what happens in the following scene?

[@loadsheddingzim]

This scene brings me to tears, dont know why

[@CJusticeHappen21]

And he did show him the ways of the desert.

[@pp1942]

I love that the voices from Paul's ancestors changed to Chani's voice, implying she will also become the ancestor from Atreides's Other Memory.

[@victormeas7898]

I really like how the visions are shown in this clip, the transition looks like when you're peering at the sun through your eyelids, it almost looks like a subliminal daydream

[@templar8787]

The wide shots of the dunes may seem like just a chance to show off the camera work. But I think it’s more to do with the fact that this desolate land is alive in its own way. The fremen know that and since they live and depend on that land, their connection to it is strong. The wide shot is so that we can see Paul is about to get a crash course in this land and form his own connection to it. Love it.

[@scharax]

...one of the scenes which makes it spectacular!!! Dune will be remembered for a long time...Hans zimmer has done it again...great job!!!

[@Count__Dyke-ula]

The shot of the little muad'dib and the line "Don't be frightened. Even a little desert mouse can survive" shifting from this unknown omnious voice to Chani's sweet voice is such a tender little moment. I think about it a lot. How sometimes Paul has horrifying visions of the future, yet sometimes the visions will comfort him and guide him. Prescience is a tremendous curse, yet, sometimes a gift.

[@LeiderMurillo99]

This also happens in Paul's vision of the holy war when Jessica says: "Paul you're scare I can see it, tell me please what you fear" the word 'Fear' is said by chani, I just got goosebumps every time I hear that.

[@JoshDyePhoto]

I knew within the first few scenes of this film that it was gonna be something special but when this scene happened I was absolutely floored. The score, the cinematography, the editing, and direction are just phenomenal in this scene and it’s without a doubt my favorite in the whole movie.

[@lancelovecraft5913]

God this was my favorite vision from Paul in the movie. "I will show u the ways of the desert" amazing!

[@abraxix]

i always assume Paul accepted the Amtal because his visions showed Jamis as a mentor...he expected to gain his trust not take his life.

[@marcorossi5791]

Jamis may have been his greatest friend and mentor, but he was forced to kill him. It must be hard to be able to see every possible future and then be forced to follow only one.

[@cryptopsyrin4425]

I see this as a future where jessica died. Paul would have been accepted easily by the fremen in the canyon, Jamis only got agitated when jessica was allowed to follow. In an earlier vision in the movie you see the jihad on caladan, in the books its explained caladan was the only place the jihad did not reach because jessica forbid it.

[@NoogahOogah]

Am I the only one who hears a subtle reference to the 1984 Dune soundtrack in Zimmer’s score for this scene? Might just be a coincidence, but there’s a similarity both in the instrumentation and in the motif.

[@pp1942]

It could be since both Denis and Hans acknowledged Lynch's Dune with its Toto's soundtrack. Also, look at Dune 2021's first teaser trailer, the soundtrack is also very similiar with Toto's.

[@JRussUT]

Especially here at 1:48. Beautiful.

[@beezzarro]

I would say there's almost no question. I heard it immediately

[@eucalyptus303]

Agreed. Zimmer said he never watched the 1984 version (Toto score). But I hear a progression from the old Duke Leto theme in the new film. Toto used a lot of chromatic mediants in the main theme, and sounds like Zimmer did more subtly🤔

[@SchatZin]

Its part of Dune lore that Paul (and eventually his descendants) have the power of 'prescience', aka a type of premonition of the possible futures that lay ahead. This power is enhanced by spice. Spice itself is necessary for interstellar journeys as ship navigators need spice to properly travel with the wormholes in order to avoid 'gravity anomalies' that would otherwise destroy the ships mid journey. These navigators are humans who completely immerse themselves in spice to get prescience abilities to see the possible paths ahead and choose the one which lets the ship survive the journey. So this is probably just Paul seeing a possible future where he doesnt kill Jamis. Interestingly even though it didnt happen, he still seems to have learned a thing or two from the Jamis version of the future that he didnt kill

[@Theophan123]

Reading your comment made me think of the ships in the Dune universe as a metaphor themselves for life, and someone like Paul who had the ability to see all possible paths, has then to decide which choices they have to make in life

[@whatsursource]

Bingo dude

[@91jamesn]

“I can see greenery over there.” Do you? Because I cant.

[@centurymemes1208]

pssssssttt those are spice weed effects

[@ananya1721]

Reveal left for next part.

[@aniruddhagowda8072]

From 1:47, the whole shot is my favourite from the film!

[@ryanlichtel826]

Same here

[@costco_pizza]

@@ryanlichtel826 Such an unreal scene, I really did start to cry when I saw that in theaters. What an experience.

[@jardaddy1477]

Does anyone know if the melody played at that minute appears on the movie soundtrack? I'm not kidding when I say that I've been looking for this melody for an hour.

[@costco_pizza]

@@jardaddy1477 I listened to every song on the main soundtrack and the Dune Sketchbook. I could not find it. I would love for someone to tell me if it is available.

[@jardaddy1477]

@@costco_pizza I did it too and I think the one that most resembles it is called Ripples in the Sand. What do you think about it? I think it could be copyright issues.

[@nean3075]

I loved the mythical feel of Paul’s visions in the first movie. The two voices overlapping at the lines “Don’t be frightened. Even a little desert mouse can survive“ sounds so cool.

[@Marcelo83uk]

Thank you Denis and this incredible cast for bringing the games, the books and my childhood in this universe to life!

[@JA-ru3il]

Reverberating wisdom, the reverend mother is repeating the words she wants Paul to listen to. Chani is the one who says it.

[@centurymemes1208]

“the bene gesserit never suspected that a normal being forgets but not the Kwizatz Hederach”

[@JhonatanCandidoxD]

"see the friend"; "follow the friend"... Jamis 🙏🏽

[@colinforkner1873]

@1:41 is probably one of my favorite clips from the first movie. The beautiful shot from Greg along with Hans’ score is breathtaking.

[@FernandoRaulAstrology]

My favorite scene. Thank you.

[@slinksjoch]

Bless you mister zimmer for this fantastic soundtrack

[@J.H.Lee_]

1:41 - 2:01 One of my favorite shots from the whole film

[@johnndamascene]

God.... it gives me chills each time.

[@sly9263]

Losing Jamis was the saddest part of the movie.

[@bluemassgamer17]

I know it's not in the books but my head Cannon for the movies is that Jamie's fully had presence and realized that he was meant to guide that leads the lissan Al gaib

[@mfdjdjdjdjdjdjj9971]

Desert power

[@MM-hi]

God I love this movie

[@relaaaxturtle3128]

Can we talk about how great the score is

[@graydon78]

Better than Star Wars.

[@Gary_The_Man76]

No

[@soulstealer567]

@@Gary_The_Man76 ​ @Gary_The_Man76 certainly better than any star wars in the last 15 years, except maybe Andor

[@23Revan84]

1:42 on reminds me of Old Dune, what a way honor it.

[@KhalidNaserr]

I’m really sad to Jamis’s kill in Dune1 . I hope that we will hear his warm and amazing voice in any dream scene for him .

[@jeffreyaguilar8028]

How come no version of Dune gives the suits goggles? You sweat around the eyes too and gotta protect your eyes from UV light and the sand.

[@savannahs8914]

I think that was a creative choice so the audience could better tell characters apart. For some people, they would find other ways, but they wanted this movie to be accessible to audiences amd, for many people, if you cant tell who is who, it's hard to engage with the story

[@thegoodwin]

Friend-men

[@GRDaniell4507]

DUNE (2021) craps all over DUNE (1984) ! Now I have to wait 1 year (October 20, 2023) for part two.

[@cynthiavanteylingen7922]

I like the little desert mouse. If im corrwct that was the name paul choose right?

[@davidbuckley2435]

Yep. "Muad-dib"

[@MateuszSiwiak]

This vision is incredibly evangelical if you think about it

[@Zurganak]

1:41 pays tribute to Lawrence of Arabia.

[@Simple1DEA]

Was thinking the exact same thing

[@JhonatanCandidoxD]

The Seven Pillars Of Wisdom.

[@fartmaster--po4ti]

The whole story kind of does

[@lamhuynh7201]

Ninja of the sand village vibe alright.

[@markbrown8533]

Naruto movie with good budget and people who respect the lore could do it justice like this.

[@koammudo43]

It's crazy af he survived because of Jandis he was teaching in the visions I was completely mind blown he hated them with pure hatred when they met 😭 😭 😭

[@wafalme851]

Can you do a house harkonnen tribute to the song sing child by ASP

[@hammerfest1912]

0:10 so that guy is clearly Duncan Idaho/Jason Momoa... This takes place after he died fighting. Based on the lore, it could be his clone.

[@TheOppl]

Isn’t this a viewer-flashback to a scene Paul saw from his dream of Duncan with the Fremen when he first met them? That’s how I interpreted it anyway.

[@hammerfest1912]

@@TheOppl You are right... He is still trying to find the Fremen during this scene so he just recognizes the terrain from the vision.

[@TheOppl]

@Hyuk Liu correct.

[@tallperson117]

Since this is after Paul got a ton of spice and had his prescient view expanded, I believe this is Paul actually "remembering" the past. In the books it explores how, after Paul's mind/power was unlocked by the spice he starts to perceive time non-linearly, seeing both memories of the past that aren't his and visions of the future that may or may not come to be. It's also why he sees Jamus telling Paul that he will show Paul the way of the desert despite Paul later killing Jamus shortly after meeting him; he's seeing a potential future (which doesn't come to be) where Jamus instead accepts Paul and becomes his teacher, rather than Stilgar, who actually becomes Paul's teacher. Him seeing Duncan Idaho with the Fremen could also be interpreted as him imagining Duncan after previously hearing Duncan talk about his time with the Fremen, but it's juxtaposition of his future memory of Jamus makes me think this is him physically seeing it as his mind dips between past and future. It's also I believe why Paul says later in this scene "the siech where Duncan stayed is off in that direction"; it doesn't make sense he would know the direction of the siech from Duncan's stories (how would Duncan have given him such precise coordinates?), but it does make sense if he remembers the location from his visions. Sounds odd but this weird perception of time and Paul's ability to get information from it is really heavily explored in the books.

[@Jaenoe818]

was this cut from the movie? for some reason I cant remember this scene, Ill have to rewatch once I finish the book I guess

[@johnsonburgundypants]

The shot at 2:02 is my favourite of the whole movie but I can't find a 4k wallpaper of it!!!

[@NightRunner417]

Vision: "Come with me, friend. You have much to learn and I will teach you of the desert." Reality: "YOU WANT DESERT POWER?! I'LL SHOW YOU DESERT POWER!" Jamis is one of them old school hardcore teacher types. Like, you say, "I was a friend of Jamis" and everyone takes a cautious step back. 🤣

[@ridwan3533]

Reality often disappointed

[@wordsofcheresie936]

In Paul's vision, the mouse is in what looks like a web. What is that? I think that the mouse is using it as a still tent to capture moisture, but what made the web? Can the mouse make spider silk and spin the web/tent? Was it made by another creature, like a giant spider, and the mouse is just using it?

[@momo23461]

Jamis !

[@AllesLatte]

0:38 in a movie with such coherence and continuity i really wonder why 2 of the main characters are choosing to rest in the bare sun of a desert planet with perfectly nice shaded rocks just right next to them.

[@johndunn1625]

Rocks absorb heat. If it's hot enough, like in a desert, being near enough to large rocks standing alone is actually as bad as or worse that just being in the open. It's like trying to walk barefoot over asphalt or concrete; on an average day it's fine, but trying to do it in the middle of summer after the sun's been beating down on you all day is not a good idea

[@AllesLatte]

@@johndunn1625 you forgot the special geothermal properties of arrakis, where common rock has bad thermal conductivity due to their abnormally low density... cmon bro.

[@Biggiiful]

It looks like a very momentary rest. No more than 5 minutes to catch their breath. And it looks like a vantage/viewing point from which they are planning thier path as they view it from a distance.

[@pinchevulpes]

@@johndunn1625 fried my hand as a kid learning that lesson.

[@Count__Dyke-ula]

It's sunset

[@mjb4094]

I like to think the shot at 0:23 is referencing the Cover art of the first edition book

[@levisloftus]

this quote is so erotic lol

[@johndangerbenedictarnold7862]

I did something very similar. I met a woman who wasn’t used to the ways of my people. I took her by the hand and told her “I will show you the ways of the dessert”. Now she’s fat like my people.

[@mooseg12]

Does anyone know the song at 1:41? It's so majestic, I keep coming back to this video just to watch that part.

[@LeiderMurillo99]

Stillsuits - Hans Zimmer.

[@skoomamuch356]

0:23 Dune 1965 Hardcover Cover Chilton

[@CHLM98]

Notice how the speech at 1:09 transforms from Reverend Mother to Shani. Anyone know why?

[@AymenDZA]

Which Desert was this shot on?

[@pamelajohnson9214]

Wadi Rum, Jordan and Bateen Liwa, Abu Dhabi.

[@attaboy185]

This is pretty far out but is it at all possible he’s seeing fragments of Duncan’s memories from a couple weeks prior 0:15 2:10

[@crabfeeder9147]

0:41

[@gerardt3465]

Hey

[@ssanekpetrenko2428]

I will show you de weys of de deval. Sorry.

[@abvmoose87]

What's this, this isnt from the movie? I've watched it in cinema, on streaming and bluray i've never seen some of these scenes, what gives?

[@johnschoonjans7020]

At 0:14 why does he see Jason Momoa's character, anyone an idea or am I treading into spoiler territory

[@savannahs8914]

Paul is remembering Duncan's past experiences. It's part of his Prescience, I think

[@geevee9582]

i think im the only one confused by the vision and what actually happened :(

[@isaacbrown7936]

so just from what i've picked up before i read the books (coming tomorrow lol) Paul can essentially see the future but it is many futures all at once and sometimes even the past i think (as he sees his vision of Duncan from earlier) but anyway, his visions are not always the future that he chooses. So at this point in the movie there is a possible future where Jamis becomes Paul's friend and shows him the ways of the desert and trains him as a Fremen. But later in the movie after Paul actually meets Jamis, Jamis chooses to fight Paul. So, before Paul fights Jamis he has a vision where he sees himself get killed by Jamis because that is only 1 of the 2 possible futures left once the fight begins (one where Paul dies or one where Jamis dies) and of course Paul kills him and is instead "trained in the ways of the desert" by killing Jamis and being initiated into the Fremen. or i could be wrong lmao

[@geevee9582]

@@isaacbrown7936 this actually helped alot. I am going to see dune part 2 saturday

[@chrisdaviesguitar]

how can a dead man show you anything?

[@antoniotorres8049]

He actually did show him the ways of the desert... Paul was a friend of Jamis, but he got to sacrifice that posible future, all because the desert does not care at all, the desert takes the weak, that's the way.

[@isabe11e99]

Paul is most definitely a Pisces with all these visions.. ☺️

[@user-or6yn8pm3c]

Netflix Dune. 84 version despite its flaws was a better experience.

[@IchigoKurosakicool]

youre tripping

[@namratakshemakalyani9165]

Jamis, though an interesting character, the way he got himself killed was stupid. He should've listened to Stillgar.

[@_Cato_]

It was their culture. You didn't understand it.

[@Prometheus7272]

He didn't mind dying as long as the purity of his spirit was preserved.

[@wordsofcheresie936]

In the book, Jamis is portrayed as having a hot temper and not fully in control of himself. The movie was a bit kinder to Jamis.

[@fredsilvers1427]

No

[@gregoriosevilla9585]

The torpid sleep pertinently tie because deadline moberly park lest a languid fridge. ceaseless, plastic seashore

[@bbouchan1]

Too much box ticking.....shame!

[@stephen2583]

never made it to this part of the film. It was soooooo boring.

[@saltentity]

So are you homeboi, yet noones complaining

[@stephen2583]

@@saltentity want to try that again in english?

[@Barely_Edited]

@@stephen2583 it’s perfectly clear what they said. You okay?

[@AimForMyHead81]

I guess marvel is more your speed? Pretty embarrassing but you do you I guess.

[@stephen2583]

@@AimForMyHead81 the original films was excellent, this one was not, and yes the MCU is infinatley better.

[@user-or6yn8pm3c]

This movie bored the crap out of me.

[@StudSupreme]

how come they don't do the slip 'n slide when walking across the desert? A non-rhythmic step avoids attracting sandworms.... Sooooooooooooooooooo many things wrong with this garbage movie.

[@NateGH36O]

I’m assuming because there are certain parts of the sand that have rock under it you dummy.

[@bazbuco]

They’re protected by the rock topography, it’s only in open desert where the worms can reach them from under the sand unimpeded.

[@Peterljr888]

The scene immediately following this one shows the slip n' slide walk because that's when they hit open desert after passing the rocky terrain

[@mikeytheczechoslovak]

Lmao what are you on about son? Take your meds and calm down.

[@michaelbohm5160]

It is a bad movie.

[@michaelbohm5160]

This is such a bad and boring movie...

[@JhonatanCandidoxD]

It's a movie that's transcending the Soul. Follow the friend. See the friend. I'll show to you the ways of the Desert. Come with me.

[@costco_pizza]

Yeah, not too many people who will agree with you there champ.

[@pinchevulpes]

Nobody agrees with your takes Michael. Stop

[@pinchevulpes]

What a weird last name